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Just locked my keys in the car...	by purplepineapple	2005-08-09 07:32:22
Coulda been worse. Coulda been a child or animal.	by SnappingTurtle	2005-08-09 07:45:08
Wow, yeah, that would be horrible!	by purplepineapple	2005-08-09 07:46:42
Something like that would be easy to solve.	by hadji	2005-08-09 07:49:04
And cut them up with glass? I don't think so. (n/ (n/t)	by fudje	2005-08-09 07:50:30
Break a DIFFERENT window.	by hadji	2005-08-09 07:55:18
This procedure is more for a pet than child.	by fudje	2005-08-09 07:58:41
heheh not always	by spiffikins	2005-08-09 09:24:55
No! No No No! Kids do not belong in locked cars.	by fudje	2005-08-09 09:33:35
Nowadays, cars automatically lock doors	by DevinUll	2005-08-09 10:10:06
when you put the car in gear. I undid the child locks in the back. Of course it has happened that children have locked the doors themselves. Me... I have a remote door lock(keyfob), so I don't lock the car until I'm walking away. I haven't had to call a locksmith since I had it. Come to think of it, the only time my window was ever broken, it was when I was a high school kid. Somebody apparently wanted my stereo more than I did. I wasn't mad that they broke into my car and stole the stereo. It was a Kraco, the Timex watch I had was worth more. It wasn't that bad having to clean up the glass. The absolute worst part is that I always left my driver side door unlocked. They broke the passenger window out for no reason.
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